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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-11

REUBEN H. LLoYD.-This gentleman has
been reelected Grand Commander of the
Knights Templar of this State. This is
seldom done, but in the present case it is
an honor well and worthily bestowed. and
speaks volumes in favor of the recipient.
When the character of the organization is
taken into consideration, and the influence
welded by it wherever known, the compli-
ment paid Mr. Lloyd becomes doubly en-
hanced. as an answer to the infamous SLAM
ders urged against him; it is irresistible,
and will silence any further attempt to
place him in wrong position before the
peoples. f. SPIRIT Of the Times.
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LAEOR REVOLT.
Rumored Discomfort Among the Auti-
Powderly knights.

CHICAGO, May 10th.-The Daily Mems TO-
day publishes the text of circular said to
have been sent out to all the prominent
Knights of Labor Assemblies and Secre-
taries of Assemblies in California, Oregon,
Colorado, Nebraska, Illinois, Michigan and
Missouri, by Local Assembly No. S133, of
Portland, Or. The circular denounces
Grand Master Workman Pewderly for his
rejoicings over the result of the Chicago
municipal elections, and embodies the reso-
luton passed by the Assembly demanding
that Powderly be deposed from Office
The Ne'cs will say that the Knights are
on the eve of revolt, and the circular is
the result of a concerted move by which, if
the Assembly is suspended, general with
drawal from the Order will follow.
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FROM GAY TO GRAVE.
\ wedding Subject Woven Into Pal
full "Reminiscences


fui "Reminiscences.
WASHINGTON May 10th.-The invitations
to Miss Dolph's wedding are out. Quite a
large number are issued for the ceremony
at, Epiphany Church, and more limited
number for the reception at the house.
The Philadelphia Press says: This may
be considered a good house for engage
ments, as it was here that Hon. John III .
NORM and family resided when Miss Caro-
line, their youngest daughter, became en-
gagged 10 II. Carroll. 1t was at the Rath-
bone House where the daughter of Senator
Harris, who married her step-brother,
Major Rathbone, SO long resided, and it
still belongs to their family. Major and
Mrs. Rathbone were betrothed lovers when
they sat in the box at Ford's Theater with
the President and Mrs. Lincoln on the fatal
eve of April Ii, 1865. Many persons be-
lieve that Major Rathbone was never quite
himself after witnessing the shooting of
Lincoln, and that TO that event was tracea-
BILE his mania, which resulted in the killing
of his devoted wife some eighteen years
later
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KNOCKED CUT.

Perhaps He Related the Story of the
Stockton Convention.
WASHINGTON, May 10th.-[Special. I'm
til within the past three days it seemed
certain that Captain Knight would be ap-
pointed Supervisor of Steam Vessels for
the Pacific coast. to succeed Captain Bemis,
who has held the position for fifteen years.
Now, however, it is said that Knight will
not be appointed. What has transpired to
change the Presidents determination is not
known, bnt it is suddenly declared that
Knight will not receive the appointment,
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A Mystery of the Woods.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Serious Ending of a Spree-Strike of Rail
road Workers.

TACOMA. May 10th.-[By Postal Tele-
graph. 1.-Two men, Gus Berdine and Gus
Peterson, arrived IN this city last night
from the Cascade Mountains, where they
had worked ON the Northern Pacific Rail
road. They hired horse to-day to drive
around town, and started for the railroad
| wharf. While crossing the track switch
engine and coal cars struck the carriage,
| killing Berdine and the horse, and slightly
| injuring Peterson. The men were intoxi-
Gated.
About 120 laborers at work here for the
Northern Pacific Railroad, struck to-day
for 81 per day. They had been receiving
81 ~
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DILLoN'S PLAN.
Proposed Method of Evading the Coer
cion Bill

DUBLIN, May 10th.-At the meeting to-
night of the Irish National League, Dillon
said he had clearly in his mind a line of
policy for the people of Ireland.
which he would produce at the proper
moment and knock the bottom out of
the coercion bill. When the coercion bill is
passed the landlords will find that the plan
of campaign will continue without the
slightest interruption or inconvenience.
His proposed policy would involve neither
crime nor violent resistance to the law.
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NEW MEXICO.

Murderer, Twice Respited, to he
Hanged.
SANTA FE, May 10th.-Governor Ros:
has issued death warrant for Jasper
Thomasson, who killed Albert Puter one
year and half ago near Luna valley
ThomaSson was to have been executed on
February 18th, but has been twice respited
and strong effort made to have his sen.
tence commuted to Imprisonment for life
He will be executed next Friday at So.
cOrrO
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STOCKTON, May 10th.-The contract for
the erection of the new Exposition Build.
ing for the Agricultural Society, was
awarded to-day to d. Burns, of this city,
for $40, 939. The highest bid was $5S, 800.
The building must be completed by Sep
tember 18th, at the latest, in time for this
years fair.
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WHAT Is 1T GOOD FOR?

Southern Baptists Down on Whi,ky {. As
Beverage
LOUISVILLE, May l0th.-At to-day's ses-
sion of the Southern Baptists' Association
resolution condemning the sale and use
of liquor as beverage, and supporting the
Prohlbitionists, was passed. After the
election of officers, the Convention ad-
journed, to meet the second Wednesday of
May, 1888, at Richmond, Va.
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AWFUL BUTCHERY.
The Sad Sight which Awaited a West
yirginian.

yirginian.
CINcINSATI, May l0th.-A Steubenville
tO.) special says: Mr.. Van Baker, of Hall
days Cave, w. Va. left home yesterday
afternoon, and returning this morning
found his wife and mother dead in the
sitting room, with their heads mashed by
| car-pin and an ak lying beside the bodies.
ROBBERY was supposed to be the motive OF
the murder.
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Weather Notes.

FRESNO, May 10th-A high north wind
has prevailed the last "A hours, seriously
injuring grain and vines.
GONZALES, May 10th. - Heavy north
winds have made it cold and disagreeable
for the last two days. That portion of the
crop from which anything is expected is
doing well. From Chualar to Soledad there
will be a one-third crop.
MONTEREY, May 1Oth.-The weather is
very cold, with drying north wind. The
crops look wonderfully well for the amount
of rain that has fallen in this part of the
country
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English-speaking Roman Catholics will
meet in London shortly, to discuss the re-
ligious progress of labor and capital,
temperance, and other subjects. 1t
is expected that the American prelates win
attend. Cardinal Manning is the leading
spirit in the movement
Don't Know What They're Talking About.
PARIS, May 10th-In relation to the dis
patch from Berlin stating that experiments
showed that melinite decomposes if kept
long, and is therefore OF no use for war
purposes, the Government asserts that the
substance experimental with in Berlin
was not melinite, and base their assertion
on the fact that melinite is unknown in
Germany
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Preparing for Boarders,

LONDON, May 10th.-The Pail MaH Ga
@ete publishes rumor that the Govern
ment has ordered TO be prepared first-class
cells in Millbank prison for the accommo-
dation of the Parnellite members of Parli-
ment, whose arrest they may deem neces-
sary. The report is discredited
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Verse %, chapter vii. of Ezra, has all the
letters of the alphabet except H.
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All Against Coercion.

LONDON, May 10th.-The Congregational
ministers of London, at meeting held to-
day, adopted almost unanimously a reso-
luton offered by DR.. Parker, of the City
Temple, protesting against the Irish CO.
ercion bill now before Parliament, de-
manding that the Irish people shall be
treated with justice, and urging the Gov
ernment to adopt a policy of Cancellation
in dealing with the Irish question.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER'S OP.
POSE COERCION.
Preparing Prison for ParneIlites-
American Ladies Meet the Queen
In the Commons.
lsrEaAL DISPATCHES TO rHr nscoHD-umos.
THE COERCION ELL.
Another Amendment of Healy's Rejected d
by the Majority.

Dy the Majority.
LONDON, May 10th.-In the House OF
Commons to-day, in committee on the
coercion bill, Healy moved an amendment
that a commitment for contempt of court
be treated as a first-clasS misdemeano
he argued that witnesses committed for
refusing to answer questions ought not to be
subjected TO the same punishment as Grim
lnals. When the last Coercion Act was in
effect the mere detention of many persons
shortened their lives ten years. [Cries OF
Hear, hear
Balfour, Chief Secretary of Ireland. said
that persons committed could avoid pun
ishHent by answering the questions There
was no difference between the cases uuder
the clauses and cases of contempt under
the ordinary law.
John OConnor (Nationalist) said that il
the Government imprisoned witnesses as
common criminal for refusing to answer
questions, 1t would be disgrace to civiliza-
tion. why didn't they propose to apply
the old-fashioned implement of torture.
including the thumbscrew and rack?
Healy's amendment was finally rejected
195 to IA.
Healy moved to limit the penalty foz
contempt, III cases Of witnesses, to seven
days imprisonment.
CONSIDERING THE SITUATION.
LONDON, May 10th.-An informal meet
ing of the Cabinet was held to-day to dis.
cuss plans for expediting the passage ot
the coercion bill. 1t was decided to aban-
don the attempt to effect wholesale an.
plication of the eloture until each clause
has been fully discussed.
The Ministerialists now calculate the dis
cussion in committee will last three weeks
longer. A committee of leading Conser.
vatiyes made an unofficial overture tc
Gladstone and Morly, with view to find.
ing out whether they viii assent to the an.
pointment of commission consisting OF
two English Judges and one Scotch Judge
to inquire into the charges against the Par.
nellites. The Gladstonians are opposed tc
troubling themselves any further with tht
question, unless the Government take:
definite action, while the Government i.
not disposed to make move until the
coercive bill is passed.
The Unionists members of the Eighty
Club have been summoned to attend {
meeting for the purpose of declaring th,
position of the club on the home rule ques
ton. The Gladstorians, being in the ma
jority, will outvote their opponents anC
| compel the withdrawal of the Unionist,
from the club.
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OREGON.
The New Militia Armory-WhoIesale
Transfer of Convicts.

The New Militia Armory-WhoIesale
Transfer of Convicts.
PORTLAND, May 10th-The County Court
| to-day let the contract for the armory fol
the First Regiment of Oregon State Militia
to be located at Tenth and H streets. Ii
will be 100x200 feet and will cost S35, 900
| beside the grounds. The work will COM
mence at once.
This afternoon the prisoners confined in
the penitentiary at Seatco, w. t., were
brought through this city, en- route TO the
new penitentiary at Walla Walla. They
numbered ninety-three, of whom twenty
were lie prisoners. All except a few
TRUSTEES, and the few incarcerated ON light
sentences, were shackled by two shackles
riveted together, instead of locked, as is
usual.
A Mystery of the Woods.
PORTLAND, May 10th-This afternoon a
farmer cutting timber discovered the body
of man suspended by the neck from the
end of a log with pair of suspenders. He
evidently had been hanging for months
The body was identified by the Clothes SIS
that of George w. Tupper, who had been a
woodworker in a wagon shop near this
city. He had not been seen since January
Sd last. He was of an exceedingly nervou;
temperament, and when in drink nearly il
not quite crazy Letters in his pocket in
dicated that he had brother who is Super
intendent of the Electric Light Works al
Salt Lake (iitv
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FROST IN soNoMA AND NAPA.

SANTA Rosa, May 10th.-Early risers this
morning witnessed an unusual sight for
this season. white frost. Complaints of
damage done have been coming in all day,
but principally to early vegetables and
young corn. In Los Quilucos and one or
two other valleys the grapes were seriously
bitten.
ST. HELENA, May 10th.-There was a Sc
we're frost in some portions of Napa valley
this morning. The vines on Howell noun
tain have also suffered from the same cause
recently. The vineyard owned formerly
by c. w. Banks was much damaged. Napa
valley was a volume of smoke early this
morning
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BouIanger Sat Upon.

PARIS, May l0th.-In The Chamber of
Deputies to-day General Boulanger. Minis
lister of War, submitted his bill for an ex-
perimental mobilization of the army in Oc-
tober. The Chamber, however, decided
that the sugar tax bill must precede the
military bill.
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American Ladies :. Presented, !.

LONDON, May 10th.-The Queen held q
drawing-room this afternoon at Bucking-
ham Palace. Mrs. F. Arthur Post and Mrs.
Louise Morgan, American ladies, were
among the presentations to Her Majesty in
diplomatic circles.
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stockton,s New Pavilion.

the rear buildings to make more room for
Tho neur bctoI
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French and English in Africa

PARIS, May 10th.-The Temps saws an
agreement has been made between Sails
bury and Flourens concerning the sphere
of action of England and France in east
Africa. England recognizes the right of
France over the 0bock territory and Gulf
of radjourah, and cedes the Island Marhab
to France. The frontier of the French ter
ritory extends from Cape Djiboujeh to
Harrar. Frsnce admits the authority of
England over the territory east OF Cape
Djibouieh.
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The New Del Monte.

MONTEREY, May 10th-The work of
clearing away the debris from Del Monte is
nearly completed. Preparations for build
ing have commenced lately by removing
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Election at Livermore.

LTvERMoRE, May 10th.-0nly 305 votes
were pclled at the town election Yesterday
The vote was light on account of the
stormy weather. The low license ticket
was elected in full. Town Trustees-Jas
Beazell, John L. Mitchell, R. Hunter, P
Callaghan, and Louis Schoeffer Town
Marshal, E. d. Murphy; Assessor, w. j.
Cnil,ar
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The Monterey Shooting.

MONTEREY, May 10th.-William Hansen,
who was shot down the coast last week over
some land trouble, is still alive, but his
death is expected shortly. Hansen made a
statement, and a constable left here this
morning for the purpose of arresting the
party who Hansen claims shot him, and
who lives in that neighborhood Other
parties are undoubtedly implicated in this
affair, and further arrests viii probably
foll0U
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BIsHoP's CREEK, May 10th.-This morn
ing Barna Peeler, of this place, met with q
serious accident. While driving cattle his
horse fell on him, breaking his leg in two
places. About six months ago he was
thrown from horse, breaking the same
leg.
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National Learue rnances

DuniIN, May l0th.-At the fortnightly
| meeting of the National League to-day the
Treasurer's report showed the expenses
since the previous meeting TO have ex-
ceeded the receipts by $500.
Wheat in Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, May 10tb.-Wheat euiet /;
demand far. Holders offer moderately.
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Death of the Largest Horse.

PETALUMA, May 10th.- Poinlsman, the
largest horse in the world. died last night.
He was owned by company and valued
af S5 600
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Colusa Has Lost a Bridge.

BUTTE CITY, May 10th-[By Postal Tele-
graph. l-Considerab time has elapsed
since the bridge across the Sacramento at
this point was washed away, and as nothing
definite has been done by the former build
ers, save to come here few weeks ago and
prod around in the river with iron rods, to
locate the ruins of the former miscalcula-
tions, our people-especially those being
Inconvenience by the long delay-are get
ting very tired of the way the matter is
[not2l progressing. Patience ceases to be "a
virtue after months of waiting, and a pro-
test will soon go up asking for action upon
the part of our Supervisors. Travel is
greatly obstructed by such dilatory action.
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7. VI. c. A. Reception.

SAN FRAScIsco, May 10th.-rhe local
members of the Young Mems Christian
Association rendered welcome this even
ing at the Association building to the dele
gates to the twenty-seventh International
Convention. General o. o. Howard de-
iivered the address.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-14
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Carson City, Feby. II.
SENATE.

Senate bill No. II, by Osburn, to re-
strict the sale Of cigarettes and tobac 20,
makes it IL mihdcmeanor to give or SELF.
the same to any minor without IL writ
ten permit of parent or guardian;
ordered eugrossed.
Senate bill No. 76, to provide for
monthly meteorological reports by c.
W. Friend, and npproprinting money
for the purpose. the cost not to exceed
Sl2 so per north, and reports 10 be de-
posi- ted with the State Librarian, MIR.
Friend to make COM endium Of reports
for 1856 for 5000; passed.
SENATE joint and concurrent rtsolu-
ton No. 10, by ShnIon, memor alizing
Congress 10 strengthen the navy aud
coast defenses on the principle o! ain
time of peace prepare for war;" A live
ly discussion resulted, but the resolution
finally passed unanimously.
Senate bill No. 81, by Powell, to pre-
hibjt the use Of tir,u arms and other weap-
ons in public plnces. carried concealed
or otherwise; ordered re-engrossed.
ASSEMBLY.
Assembly bill No. &C, by Millet.
Substitute by Powell adopted; makes
District Attorneys ex-oficio County SUI
perintendents OF Schools; ordered en-
crossed.
Senate bill No. AZ, by Noteware, TO
prevent corruption at elections; lost
ayes Ii, nays II.
Srna:e bill No. II, creating n weather
service for the State; pissed.
Assembly bill No. IA, by Williamson,
to encourage cheap pr cesSeS of mining
and milling ores by award at annual
State Fairs; amended aud ordered ell
crossed.
Sennte bill No. Ga, to define the time
for the i,vying and assessment of taxes !;
| passed.
Senate Joint and concurrent resoluti II
and memorial No. 10, by Shnr' II, rela-
tive to Strengthening the navy md Goa,
defrnses; referred To Committee OH
| Federal Relations.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-14
SPECIAL kENoUN CEMENT.

The WEEKLY INDEPENDENT is the
best paper published in Eastern Neva-
da, and in order to place it within the
reach Of every resident Of the county
we have dcterm ned to make the follow
ing liberal offer:
Every subscriber, whe Their new or
old, who sends Five Dollars for one
years subscription 10 the WEEKLY In
DEPENDENT previous to April /, 1897,
will receive either the Chicago Weekly
News, or the New York Weekly Sun
ABSOLUTELY FREE for one year.
Send cash, mnd designate which OF
the two papers above PANIED you pre-
fer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-14

Examiner:-There is believed to be
good ground for the statement that the
Chicago Anarchists have been plotting
to blow up the prison in which the con-
demned bomb throwers are confined.
If the Supreme Court shall decline to
grant a new trial, and if It shall become
evident that the sentence of the law will
be- carried out. it is more than likely
that some lawless effort may be made to
cheat tue hangm4n.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

FRESH Pop Corn, at w. T. Smiths.
Navel O:Angs and Cocoanuts. at
Henlcy's.
Kinks Blue Intia Soap, best on
earth, ut Heuley's.
Genuine New, Orleans molasses for
sale ut W. T. Smiths
Euy WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP. It's
excellent for bath or toilet.
Try our New Hampshire PURE ma
ple syrup at w. L. Smiths
Pure New York cider vinegar so
cents gallon. ut w. I. Smiths
Cash will buy 10b bucket Fair
hunks lard for 81 ,25 ut w. 7. Smith s.
You can buy IL Dos Extra light Brown
Sugar at W. r.. Smith for 81 90 cash
The celebrated Maher & Grosh hand
made Knives, every one warranted, ut
Henley's
The Holidays are past and Joe Roscn-
stock has still on band large assort-
mcnt of fancy goods which will be soli
Mt reduced prices.
II. Chase, OF the Live and Let Live"
Grocery Store, has just received IL car
lead Of Conl Oil of the best brands man.
ufactured which will he sold in quanti-
ties to suit ut bottom prices.
1t is generality conceded that moth
Ing can be saved by sending away for
goods, ns NJ. heinhart will duplicate
sacramento and San Francisco prices.
An examination of goods and prices
will demonstrate the fact.
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NOTICE. To DEBTORS.

Notice is Hereby given that the notes
aud counts of the estate of T.. p. BAN
ring, DECEASED, have been, By order OF
CONT, turned over to the under
"5ued who is authorized to collect AMI
r, celpt for all claims due to the said T..
t. Banning DECEASED. All persons
Knowing themselves indebted either to
the said dcceuSel or to the undersigned,
nr" requested 10 make immediate settle.
mcnt and save costs.
Mrs. FRANCIS BANNING.
Elko, New, Jan. n. 1887.
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The W etlYBa,l.

Active preparations are in progress Mt
Wells for making their coming Sheet
and Pillow Case Ball, OH the 14th in.
slant, the event of the season. There
il no donbt OF the success OF the enter.
prise, rs the people generally are deter.
mined to spare neither pains nor ex-
pense to entertain all who attend tie
festivities.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES
TO License Payers of Ilko County.

Notice is hereby given that OH and
after the LIST day OF February, A. ID.
1887, MI parties. Oh receiving postal
card stating that treir liceus. is now
due, will l'lease remit immediately or
extra costs will b.: added, rs the county
is large and it is impos idle for me to
consult license payers as to the pro ser
time 10 pay said License. For luriher
Information 1 would respectfully refer
sou to Section 1877, General Statute
OF Nevada. Il. L. ArwEIL,
E.ko, Jun. 81, 1887. Sheriff
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X. Of S. B. BalIs

The knights Of Snge Brush n-e max.
ing extensive preparations for Grand
Ball ut C,rIin OH the anniversary of
Wasbington's Birthday, February 22nd
and all who have participated in the
entertainments given by this Order
need not he toIdnthat pleasant even
ing will be enjoyed by all who attend
on that OCCASION, as the people Of Cur'in
are noted for their hospitality.